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When you’ve submitted the application and the verification then click on Review Application to get a. Before you do submit it, you’ll have a chance to review the completed application by clicking on Review Application in the upper right-hand corner. Use the Application Sections box to navigate from page to page but DO NOT click SUBMIT until you’re really done with all the pages.

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As you progress through the online application, remember that the data you enter is all just a “work in progress” until you’re finally at the end of the process and ready to hit the SUBMIT button, sending the full application to the FCC.

The website will check for errors before you submit the application at the end of the process but it will not find mis-spelled information or wrong telephone numbers.

The online application applies error-checking as you move from page to page, bringing certain types of errors to your attention.

The FCC’s website is most compatible with modern HTML 5 browsers.

Most applications today, including Part 74 Subpart H, must be done on-line with the FCC’s Universal Licensing System. The FCC uses Form 601 for most applications with differing schedules depending on the exact radio service.

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For wireless microphones and other similar applications, PART 74-EXPERIMENTAL RADIO, AUXILIARY, SPECIAL BROADCAST AND OTHER PROGRAM DISTRIBUTIONAL SERVICES, Subpart H-LOW POWER AUXILIARY STATIONS contains the regulations regarding the use of TV channels for wireless microphones.

The regulations for each band of frequencies are found in the FCC Rules & Regulations, Title 47, Telecommunication. The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) allots radio frequency spectrum from very low frequencies all the way through microwave frequencies. This updated page reflects the majority of those changes but if you run into any inconsistencies, please send us your feedback so we can improve the accuracy of this page. The FCC has recently redesigned the entire online application. NOTE: Please help us make this page better. The guidance presented here is offered as a convenience to you but because circumstances vary and FCC rules change, we cannot guarantee that your application will be approved. The scope of the license geographically covers the entire United States and its possessions, and includes all the bands allowed for licensed wireless microphone use.Īs the bands used for UHF DTV stations and Public Safety can vary slightly from one locale to another, it is the responsibility of the license holder to know and respect local allocations.

The instructions below should be sufficient for individuals who fit the most common profile of sound professionals in the motion picture and television industry. Contact Bill at 41 or DO IT YOURSELF BY FOLLOWING THE STEP-BY-STEP INSTRUCTIONS BELOW Bill is extremely knowledgeable about the application procedure and his services are highly recommended.

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PAY A PROFESSIONAL TO FILE THE APPLICATION FOR YOUīill Ruck, a Broadcast Engineer in San Francisco who holds Broadcast Auxiliary Low Power Radio Station Authorization WQMP992 and an FCC General Radiotelephone License, has been a valued contributor to this FCC License Project, and can prepare the application for you for a fee of about $100 plus the filing fee, which is currently $170.Two possible ways to get a license are to: Filling out the application form is fairly complex and it must be letter perfect in order to be processed by the FCC. A Part 74 FCC license may be obtained by any US citizen intending to operate within the US and its territories for a fee, currently $170.